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Legal needs to sign a vendor contract amendment before we commit to a new service level and I have time to shape the ask
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Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We need legal sign-off on a contract change with [vendor=Allied Diagnostics] before we commit to…
Decide — diagnose the stuck moment
+We need legal sign-off on a contract change with [vendor=Allied Diagnostics] before we commit to higher SLAs. Legal has flagged indemnity language and an ambiguous uptime definition. I can't tell whether to accept [vendor]'s limited change or push for our stricter wording and risk delay. Diagnose the risk appetite given our track record with this vendor, recommend which clause to concede and which to hold, and draft a short negotiation note that preserves clinical continuity while limiting legal exposure. I will not accept open-ended indemnities.
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